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[Maxschnauzer]

Thank you both for the ID!

This set shows a "1000 Watt Transmitter".
source: ebay.de

Hi Luftflotte,
The electric power for the "1000 Watt Transmitter" in the Funkkraftwagen is provided by what looks like a 220/380 V, 12 KW, 25 amp Generator of an Sd. Ah. 24 trailer.

[Luftflotte2]

Thanks Max. I see this is from kfzderwehrmacht but the numbers don't make sense. Instantaneous power is P = I*V so we have:

25A*220V=5.5KW
25A*380V=9.5KW

...as opposed to 12KW. So one of these numbers is not accurate!

[Maxschnauzer]

Good question. IIRC the rated (nameplate) power of a generator in kW is the power output a generator can theoretically supply determined solely by the horsepower of the driving engine, following the formula kW=HP*0.746. In this case a 16 HP engine will result in a kW rating of 16*0.746= 12kW.

[udondave]

Hi all,

What is the ID of this water carrying trailer in North Africa?

Many thanks, Dave

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Dave,
I think it's probably a commercial trailer of some sort.

[ilfil]

This is Italian water tank trailer of 5000 l capacity on Viberti standard medium trailer chassis (rimorchio unificato medio). Usually coupled with Lancia 3Ro with the same 5000 l water tank to form an outfit with 10,000 l water capacity, widely used in Africa.



HTH
Cheers!

[carius]

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[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Sd.Ah.104 with a Kdo.Ger.36 (I think)

Image from Ebay
Sturm78

[Luftflotte2]

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[Luftflotte2]

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[Luftflotte2]

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[fireindi64]

Hi Luftflotte,

..... like my opinion , this isn`t a trailer

best regards
Henning

[Luftflotte2]

I thought I had discovered a custom trailer! My apologies.

[tigre]

Hello to all ; more......................

German Tank transporters! Light Division on the move - Poland in 1939.

Source: http://odkrywca.pl/panzer-1939-czesc-12,701119.html.

Cheers. Raúl M .

[Luftflotte2]

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